9 september 2013
| Naam | Simon Stokes |
| Functie | 1 × DJ |
| Geslacht | man |
| Herkomst | Verenigd Koninkrijk  |
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Biografie
The word Petrichor is derived from the Greek words 'petros', meaning stone and 'ichor' - the ethereal fluid that flows through the veins of immortal beings. In modern culture, it refers to the sweet smell that fills the air when it rains after a period of dryness, something which evokes memories of childhood summers for Glasgow based techno producer Simon Stokes.
It is this nostalgia for times gone by that fuels the production of his new Petrichor project, launching in 2013 on Soma Records. The music is typified not only by the warm, evolving sound that is dominated by melodies and field recordings as much as it is by rhythms, but also by the retrospective methods by which they were recorded. Moving back to his hardware roots for this project, Stokes utilises his arsenal of analogue and digital synthesisers, drum machines, tape echoes and effects to create a sound that is not only warm and innovative, but also familiar and classic.
Stokes will also tour with an all-new Petrichor live set, marrying together hardware and software to create an aural journey that marks the coming of age for this producer.
It is this nostalgia for times gone by that fuels the production of his new Petrichor project, launching in 2013 on Soma Records. The music is typified not only by the warm, evolving sound that is dominated by melodies and field recordings as much as it is by rhythms, but also by the retrospective methods by which they were recorded. Moving back to his hardware roots for this project, Stokes utilises his arsenal of analogue and digital synthesisers, drum machines, tape echoes and effects to create a sound that is not only warm and innovative, but also familiar and classic.
Stokes will also tour with an all-new Petrichor live set, marrying together hardware and software to create an aural journey that marks the coming of age for this producer.
